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Aargon Ballroom Building

Feb 9, 2015

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PHOTO BY DEBBIE SADLON Saturday, January 17, 2015; Aragon Ballroom building, 3179 W. 25th Street: at a January 22nd Public Meeting residents and stakeholders learned of a plan by Aragon Ballroom owner Ali Faraj to renovate the historic building as an event/conference center.  The building’s occupancy was revealed as 1,200 people and the owner is seeking a D-5 Liquor Permit. The parcel has no parking of its own – the owner hopes to lease 500 spaces at Lincoln West High School. Area residents are requesting an additional meeting so questions about the proposed development can be answered.

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